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Engine Size (cc):125
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
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A great opportunity to buy an extremely nice, very original, running, titled 125 Yamaha Enduro!!! The one you drooled on when you were a kid.
This bike makes you smile just staring at it!! I just don't know how this beauty survived 40 years without being crashed, beaten, "stripped down to save weight", etc....It's a Good bet this bike was never in the hands of some kid!!! Somewhere along the decades...it appears someone may have re -painted the cylinder black. All the red and grey/silver is original Make no mistake... this bike is screaming bright red... the early morning sun made it look a little washed out in some pics. Clean Michigan Title 2929 Miles!!!!! Runs nice and shifts, stops ,idles correct too. Does not have that "I've been beat to death" piston slap. Nice tight engine Build date 12/74 titled as a 1976 Lights and guages work as does the electric start. Battery is a bit weak please note seat has a rip that I fixed with some Black silicone. Underseat very nice and clean. seatpan nice and original paint. seatfoam nice shape not rotted Oil injection intact and working Bars not original but nice hand controls and buttons in great shape.. no broken buttons bike appears to have "never been beaten, extremely dirty, drug thru mud bogs, etc". It's never been "a rusty mess" I believe the tires are original... there is some dry rot but hold air just fine. spokes are in nice shape... rims are very nice... but do notice the 2 inch spot on the right side of the front rim where the chrome is scraped.. Beyond that... rims and spokes are very nice and shine with nice luster The paint gleams and there is no fade The is an ever so slight crease in the top of the tank..... will try to get a picture but it's so faint. I mean it;s slight!! front fender in great shape.. slight amount of paint flaked off the top.. slight... but not broken, cracked, tweaked or fixed. Headlight ears straight and never tweaked... how did that happen? pipe and silencer and heat guard all in nice shape happy to answer question or take special pictures overseas sales just fine with me, I will work with your shipper This is a very original example of this iconic early enduro... I bet you'd be hard pressed to find another un-restored one around in this kind of crisp, clean condition No vintage bike ad is complete without the word "patina"... this bike has less patina than you would expect!!! There... I used the word!! NO PAYPAL FOR ENTIRE PURCHASE UNLESS YOU ARE PAYING THE FEE!! 300.00 IMMEDIATE DEPOSIT REQUIRED and please contact me asap after listing is over. Thanks |
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